What&#x27;s on in Upper Inglesham

Wed 22 Jul10:00Highworth Community Centre(2.1mi)

Bumps2Babies - Rooms 9 & 10 & field

The full scoop on Bumps2Babies - Rooms 9 & 10 & field lives over on Highworth Community Centre's site. We're just the friendly messenger.

Wed 22 Jul13:45Highworth Community Centre(2.1mi)

Live Music

Good Afternoon Choir - Room 9

Highworth Community Centre is putting on Good Afternoon Choir - Room 9 and, honestly, we reckon it's worth a look. Their site has the full story.

Thu 23 Jul09:00Highworth Community Centre(2.1mi)

Ringstones - Room 8

We've tracked down Ringstones - Room 8 at Highworth Community Centre. For the rest of the intel, you'll want their website.

Thu 23 Jul19:00Highworth Community Centre(2.1mi)

Band Practice - Room 10 (MT)

Highworth Community Centre is putting on Band Practice - Room 10 (MT) and, honestly, we reckon it's worth a look. Their site has the full story.

Fri 24 JulLechlade Craft Barn(1.9mi)

Around £70.00

Coptic Stitch Bookbinding Workshop

Learn how to make a beautifully bound journal or sketchbook in this handstitched Coptic Stitch Bookbinding Workshop. This workshop is great for anyone who has an interest in bookbinding or just wants to make themselves or someone else a beautiful handmade gift. A lovely workshop for beginners. See full event informatio

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Fri 24 Jul11:00Heritage and Rural Skills Centre(2.6mi)

Make a Large Willow Bird Feeder

Enjoy a short course learning about the traditional craft of willow weaving. You'll be creating a beautiful and functional bird feeder to take home and hang in your garden. You'll be guided through the processes of creating a cone shape, weaving in a pattern and turning. No experience is required. This workshop is great for beginners who would like a taste of what willow weaving is like. Your tutor for this course is Suzy Williams of The Coppice Co. In 2018 Suzy won a place on the National Coppicing Apprenticeship Scheme, during which she learned vital skills and knowledge from seasoned coppice workers. Now she manages coppice woodlands alongside teaching and selling traditional woodland crafts. Our class sizes are small, so you'll have a chance to engage with the tutor while you work. Saturday 7th March, Friday 24th July and Saturday 14th November, 10am-12noon. Tea/coffee is provided.

via Heritage and Rural Skills Centre

Fri 24 Jul11:00Wheelwright's Bookshop(2.6mi)

Make a Large Willow Bird Feeder

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Fri 24 Jul13:30Highworth Community Centre(2.1mi)

Ukulele Club - Room 9

Right then — Ukulele Club - Room 9 at Highworth Community Centre. We've nabbed the essentials, they've kept the juicy bits for their own site.

Fri 24 Jul20:30Highworth Community Centre(2.1mi)

Bang to Rites - Room 10

Found this on Highworth Community Centre's radar. Bang to Rites - Room 10 — sounds promising. Click through for the director's cut.

Fri 24 Jul20:30Highworth Community Centre(2.1mi)

Bang to Rites - Room 9

Bang to Rites - Room 9 at Highworth Community Centre. We've done the legwork finding it — they've done the legwork organising it. Fair deal.

Sat 25 Jul11:00Highworth Community Centre(2.1mi)

BBQ Event - Field & Room 9 (JA)

Highworth Community Centre has got BBQ Event - Field & Room 9 (JA) pencilled in. We've got the date — they've got the detail. Between us, you're sorted.

Sat 25 Jul15:00Faringdon United Church(5mi)

Repair Café

Reduce, Re-use, Repair & Recycle “Last Saturday, at the United Church, 14 repairers examined 31 items brought in by the public, and fixed 21 of them. This ranged from Kenwood chefs, to a Saucepan, to a toaster, to a pair of jeans and garden shears as well as a mobile phone and laptop”. Every time a repair café fixes something, Surrey University estimates we save 24Kg of Co2, mostly through not having to buy more (imported) items. With the 48Kg. of items that were repaired last Saturday in Faringdon, over 1 tonne of Co2 emissions were saved. Their 2017 study of 13 repair cafes attempting 2,800 repairs showed there is very little wrong with half the items we might otherwise throw away. And yet, as a society, we throw away 155,000 tonnes per year of small electrical items alone, the second highest rate in the world. Whilst the UK has reduced home generated carbon emissions by more than 40% since 1990 (which is wonderful), the carbon we generate in other countries (by importing stuff manufactured overseas, and then throwing it away in order to buy more) has only reduced by 16%. We are looking for volunteer repairers, people who can ‘fix stuff’ – clothes, electrical appliances, garden machinery, clocks, furniture, woodwork, computers.

via Faringdon United Church

Sun 26 JulLechlade Craft Barn(1.9mi)

Around £65.00

Wire Flower & Leaf Stems Workshop

Join guest tutor Laura Milne for a fun Wire Art workshop to make a beautiful display of Flower & Leaf Stems to display in a vase or bottle. See full event information below.

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Children & Family

Around £7

Family Activity Morning: Rivers

What better way to spend a morning than playing in the river. The River Cole is full of critters - we'll be river dipping to find out a little bit about them. Later we'll be getting crafty weaving fish out of willow. This Family Activity Morning takes place on Tuesday 28th July, 10am-12.00pm. £7 per child, accompanying adults and siblings under 4 go free.

Tue 28 Jul11:00Wheelwright's Bookshop(2.6mi)

via Wheelwright's Bookshop

Dance

Ballroom Dancing - Hall (MTW)

Highworth Community Centre has got Ballroom Dancing - Hall (MTW) pencilled in. We've got the date — they've got the detail. Between us, you're sorted.

Thu 30 Jul21:00Highworth Community Centre(2.1mi)

Fri 31 Jul10:00Heritage and Rural Skills Centre(2.6mi)

Pointing: Theory & Practice – Two-Day Course

A two day course, covering all elements of lime pointing, ideal for anyone looking to learn about the use of lime; whether you’re a listed building owner, an architect, surveyor, or a builder who has not worked with lime previously. Course information: · You’ll learn the history and tradition of this craft, balancing theory and practical examples with demonstrations. · Uncover an in-depth knowledge of the lime cycle; from calcining to matured lime putty, manufacturing, conservation ethics and principles – plus on site practical examples. · We’ll address all aspects of proper lime pointing/repointing practice, from correct raking out & preparation, mortar choices and applications, to after care and finishing techniques. · You’ll also get the chance to do conservation repointing on a listed structure/building. On the second day of the course, we’ll produce a “Hot Lime” mortar used on site. Other useful information: · Tea, coffee and biscuits will be provided free of charge · Lunch will be at 1pm-1.30 pm. · An option to purchase tool bundle will be offered booking *The tool bundle is not compulsory you’re welcome to bring your own tools and PPE .However, you will need these items to effectively participate in this course. Tool bundle includes: · A stone pick (for raking out) · A plastic hawk and selection of pointing tools · Waterproof site gloves · Safety glasses · Sturdy site bucket · Sponge · Simple spray bottle · All other materials are included in course price

via Heritage and Rural Skills Centre